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Percy Bysshe Shelley Biography

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Biographies

 

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October 29, 2011

 

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He attended Eton College through his adolescent years in which prepared himself for his further education at Oxford University. Although Oxford is a complete and sophisticated place for education, Shelley’s writing began earlier at Eton. Percy’s first publication of poetic works was a gothic novel in which voiced his heretic and atheist opinions through the characters...
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Shelley continued his publications with the help of his fellow student and friend, Thomas Jefferson as well as Percy’s sister Elizabeth. Some felt Shelley’s outlook on atheism was harsh in his writings which later led him to expulsion from Oxford for his opinions that were expressed through his work...
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